UserSubmittedThemes
Installing a New Theme
To install a new theme, select one of the .tmTheme links listed below, download it to your desktop and double-click on the file. This will place it in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Themes, at which point the new theme will appear in the list found in Preferences → Fonts & Colors. This will also set it as the active theme. (Once the theme is installed, you may remove the .tmTheme from your desktop.)
Note: Please add an image here in addition to a link to your theme. Try to keep the list sorted! Note: Additional themes are available here
Argonaut by David Lee
No code poet should be without their paper nautilus
barf
by bw
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BBEdit Theme
Download(recommended with non-anti-aliased Monaco 10).
Presumably by Matthew of Infocraft and found in a “Switching to TextMate” blog post.
Bespin
A modification of the "Twilight" theme made to look like the Bespin web application.
Black Pearl (Based on Ruby Blue)
BlackLight
(click to enlarge)
Boys & Girls
by Ryan Allen
A high contrast theme for Ruby, HTML & CSS (mostly).
More Info & Screenshots: http://ryanallen.backpackit.com/pub/1355903
Brilliance Black
Now a default TextMate theme
Brilliance Dull by Thomas Aylott
by Thomas Aylott Big Screenshot
Now a default TextMate theme
Choco
Chocolate brown theme.
Classic Modified
by Saul Talve
A modification of the "Mac Classic" theme with a brighter background and for some elements, softer tones.
Clouds
by Fred LeBlanc
A nice light and airy theme with pastel colors on a white background. Built for HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP.
Clouds Midnight
by Fred LeBlanc
A dark version of the light and airy Clouds theme with soothing colors on a nice charcoal background. Built for HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP.
Cobalt by Jacob Rus.
Based loosely on Slate. Available in the TextMate SVN repository.
Coda
A clone of the Coda syntax highlighting colour scheme.
Concept ™
A theme featuring blue calm colors. Edited out from All Hallowes Eve; till it didn't look like the old one, at all. The colors are based off an inspiration I got from the official MySQL website.
Comments are received with a thank-you-note.
Cool Glow
by mkdynamic
A refreshing, easy theme with cool tones. Very good for working with code for long periods!
Check out my new theme, "Made of Code"
Daltonism
Daltonism is a Textmate theme that helps pair programmers with different color perception work together on the same document, on the same screen, at the same time.
There are broadly three main categories of color blindness (or Dichromacy), Deuteranopia, Protanopia, and Tritanopia. The principle design goal for the Daltonism theme was to provide good contrast for each of these color perceptions, along with what might be called normal human vision.
Dawn (A reversal of Twilight) by David Powers
Django by Jannis Leidel
Dominion Day
by Nathan Duran
Dominion Day is another low contrast theme which puts color theory to work for the maintenance coder. Analogous shades coax your eyes into focusing on the parts of your markup which tend to have the greatest visual impact for the end user. Sure, those DIV tags are important, but once typed you rarely need visit them again. Their attributes might be edited slightly more frequently, so they command a bit more attention, with executable code and the text which is actually drawn to the screen being the most visually pronounced elements. Absolutely no bolds, italics or underlines.
Created primarily for use with HTML, CSS and PHP, but JavaScript, Ruby and Python look OK, too. Python could be a lot better, but the current bundle just isn't very comprehensive in its grammar definitions, so there it is.
HTML:
Ruby:
Definitely not for use by people who hate purple or work in brightly lit rooms.
eclips3.media (ECLM)
by liquid @ eclips3.media
Advantages:
- Real code stands out, comments are "hidden" behind still readable
- Functional parts are highlighted (such as functions)
- Dark theme which does not annoy eyes after much of hours - like too bright themes
- Use it and you will notice a lot more.
Emacs
Colors sampled directly from the default emacs theme (when the background is set to black, of course). Transparency and "Textmate Purple" current-line highlighting added because I couldn't help myself.
fake
Fluidvision
by Bruce Clark
ForLaTeX
These colors help my eye navigate my LaTeX documents.
Frekar by Martin Ström
Funky Dashboard by JcSO
GGlitter Bomb (In The Army Now)
by Aaron Smith
Colors are samples from army camo colors.
Glow by desp
(Click to see a big screenshot.)
Happydeluxe
(by Joseph Andrew Magnani - http://happydeluxe.com)
Subtle comments and only 4 primary colors to keep it basic and clean.
idleFingers
iLife 06 Modified by James Hicks
IR_Black
Based off of the Succulent and Brilliance Dull themes
IR_White
Based off of the IR_Black theme
Made of Code
by Mark Dodwell
Merbivore & Merbivore Soft
by Mig
Merbivore
Merbivore Soft
Download Merbivore Soft.tmTheme
If git is your thing, I've got a git repository of other theme's I've created or customized:
Midnight
For those who code in the dark.
minimal Theme
Optimized for HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript - should be ok in most other languages too.
Modified (Various Artists)
monoindustrial by Rob Rix
(rbrtrx in ##textmate)
(the authors host http://solace.homeip.net is down so I'm stepping in - must keep distributing most awesome theme ever!)
Monokai color theme
It's warm, colorful and pleasing to the eyes.
Monokai for Textmaters CUSTOM by James Hicks
Notepad 2 Wannabe
For those who no longer can use Notepad 2 (a great editor on Windows). I missed it so I made Textmate look like it.
Overcast
Plastic Code Wrap by Ryan Todd
This theme is a munge of Slate, Blackboard, Ruby Blue, and Mac Classic plus some edits...
Plum Dumb
by Typeoneerror
Ruby Blue
Modeled after the code sections of http://ruby-lang.org:
RubyRobot Theme
by RubyRobot
Easy on the eye and optimized for working with Ruby on Rails projects.
Slate by Wilson Miner
Smoothy by Kenneth Reitz
The light-colored theme that an innocent techie couldn't find...
Smurfy
by tiocsti
Download: http://www.panix.com/~bem/smurfy/Smurfy.tmTheme.zip
Soylent Green
Download: Soylent Green.tmTheme
Spectacular PlasticCandyWrap (Spectacular Remix)
by Aaron Smith
Starlight
Starlight is a simple, low contrast theme, primarily for Ruby and similar languages. It attempts to provide basic syntax highlighting without introducing a lot of visual noise.
Subtle Gradient Themes
(by Thomas Aylott http://subtlegradient.com)
http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/tmthemes/iLife%2005.tmTheme
As seen in the Balance JR Screencast http://subtlegradient.com/articles/2006/02/05/my_textmate_bundles_etc
http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/tmthemes/mintBlue%20Dark.tmTheme
http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/tmthemes/mintBlue.tmTheme
Succulent Theme (Loosely based on Sunburst)
(by Jamie van Dyke http://www.jamievandyke.com)
http://www.jamievandyke.com/assets/other/Succulent.tmTheme.zip
Summer Camp
by nairda
Sunburst by Soryu
Swyphs Theme
by Arlo J
An easy on the eyes theme for Actionscript 3. Works best with good music.
Tango Theme
by Sergej Braznikov aka cubique
Tek by Christian Rosentreter
A conversion of the colour settings of the 'Unix Shell' bundle provided by older TextMate versions, hence it's maybe less useful for anything else than editing bash scripts. I just liked the colours. Credit has go to Chris Thomas who defined them initialy.
Texari by marios buttner
This theme is useful for work on Textpattern, XHTML, CSS and Javascript..
Because it is cloned from the Twilight Theme, it can be used in multi lang docs quite well....
Text Ex Machina
Media Upstream Themes
Upstream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29481279@N04/4162693046/
Upstream Vibrant
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29481279@N04/4162693078/
Upstream Sunburst (mod of Sunburst)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29481279@N04/4186525784/
Font Used : AndaleMono 14 pt
Why's Poignant Guide
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomas_aylott/294076124/